RADT 153- PATIENT CARE- UNIT 3
PRACTICE EXAMINATION 2026
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED
A+
◍ Irreversible Stage.
Answer: Blood pressure remains lowRenal & liver failure resultsRelease of
necrotic tissue toxins & an overwhelming *lactic acidosis
◍ What originates in the venous circulation & is carried through the vessels to
the lungs where it blocks 1 or more pulmonary arteries.
Answer: obstructive shock , PE
◍ Causes of cardiogenic shock.
Answer: 1. patient hospitalized by myocardial infarction (heart attack)2.
cardiac dysrhythmisas or cardiac pathology
◍ What can affect body temperature?.
Answer: age, environment, time of day, exercise, stress, hormones
◍ Anaphylactic shock- different stages of reactions.
Answer: 1. mild systemic reaction2. moderate systemic reaction3. severe
systemic reaction
◍ Which reaction is with a rapid onset.
Answer: moderate systemic reaction
◍ Types of shock.
Answer: 1. hypovolemic shock2. cardiogenic shock3. distributive shock-
neurogenic shock- spetic shock4. anaphylactic shock
◍ Code White.
, Answer: pediatric medial emergency -having a full blown heart attack or
respiratory arrest
◍ diaphoresis.
Answer: sweating
◍ What are the RT actions of Neurogenic Shock and how do you place the
patient?.
Answer: RT ActionsSummon emergency assistanceNotify the MD in charge
of the patientKeep the patient in supine position; legs may be elevated with
physician's ordersHave emergency cart brought to the patient's sideIf spinal
cord injury is possible, do not move the patientStay with the patient and
offer supportMonitor vital signs every 5 minutesPrepare to assist with
oxygen, IV fluids and medications
◍ - Class 1.
Answer: a blood loss of 15%. Blood pressure is within normal limits Heart
rate is less than 100 bpm The patient is slightly anxious Respiration ranges
from 14 to 20 per minute Urine output is within normal limits
◍ What do you have to do a daily check of?.
Answer: locks, medication, check defibrillator
◍ When administered intravascularly, the high osmolality & viscosity of the
contrast prompts a sudden shift in body fluids from the interstitial spaces &
cells into the systemic circulation- what happens.
Answer: This physiologic change causes the adverse effects.
◍ Crash Cart Drawer 1.
Answer: medications
◍ Risks of septic shock.
Answer: 1. Advanced age/very young2. Recent surgery3. Reinsertion of a
urinary catheter4. A chronic disease- diabetes, COPD, Renal failure5.
Patients who are immunosuppressed6. Malnutrition 7. Massive burns or
other traumatic injuries8. Indwelling catheter or prosthesis9. Surgery-
especially GU tract or biliary tree
PRACTICE EXAMINATION 2026
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED
A+
◍ Irreversible Stage.
Answer: Blood pressure remains lowRenal & liver failure resultsRelease of
necrotic tissue toxins & an overwhelming *lactic acidosis
◍ What originates in the venous circulation & is carried through the vessels to
the lungs where it blocks 1 or more pulmonary arteries.
Answer: obstructive shock , PE
◍ Causes of cardiogenic shock.
Answer: 1. patient hospitalized by myocardial infarction (heart attack)2.
cardiac dysrhythmisas or cardiac pathology
◍ What can affect body temperature?.
Answer: age, environment, time of day, exercise, stress, hormones
◍ Anaphylactic shock- different stages of reactions.
Answer: 1. mild systemic reaction2. moderate systemic reaction3. severe
systemic reaction
◍ Which reaction is with a rapid onset.
Answer: moderate systemic reaction
◍ Types of shock.
Answer: 1. hypovolemic shock2. cardiogenic shock3. distributive shock-
neurogenic shock- spetic shock4. anaphylactic shock
◍ Code White.
, Answer: pediatric medial emergency -having a full blown heart attack or
respiratory arrest
◍ diaphoresis.
Answer: sweating
◍ What are the RT actions of Neurogenic Shock and how do you place the
patient?.
Answer: RT ActionsSummon emergency assistanceNotify the MD in charge
of the patientKeep the patient in supine position; legs may be elevated with
physician's ordersHave emergency cart brought to the patient's sideIf spinal
cord injury is possible, do not move the patientStay with the patient and
offer supportMonitor vital signs every 5 minutesPrepare to assist with
oxygen, IV fluids and medications
◍ - Class 1.
Answer: a blood loss of 15%. Blood pressure is within normal limits Heart
rate is less than 100 bpm The patient is slightly anxious Respiration ranges
from 14 to 20 per minute Urine output is within normal limits
◍ What do you have to do a daily check of?.
Answer: locks, medication, check defibrillator
◍ When administered intravascularly, the high osmolality & viscosity of the
contrast prompts a sudden shift in body fluids from the interstitial spaces &
cells into the systemic circulation- what happens.
Answer: This physiologic change causes the adverse effects.
◍ Crash Cart Drawer 1.
Answer: medications
◍ Risks of septic shock.
Answer: 1. Advanced age/very young2. Recent surgery3. Reinsertion of a
urinary catheter4. A chronic disease- diabetes, COPD, Renal failure5.
Patients who are immunosuppressed6. Malnutrition 7. Massive burns or
other traumatic injuries8. Indwelling catheter or prosthesis9. Surgery-
especially GU tract or biliary tree
